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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
Railway gangers, Hampden		1930-1939	Railway gangers, Hampden 1930s
Railway gangers, Hampden		1930-1939	Railway gangers, Hampden 1930s
Railway Gangers, Hampden		1930-1939	Railway gangers, Hampden 1930s
Railway Gangers, Hampden		1930-1939	Railway gangers, Hampden 1930s
Peace celebrations, near Troopers' Memorial Thames Street, Oamaru		Nov 1918	Peace celebrations, near Troopers' Memorial Thames Street, Oamaru, November 1918.
Peace celebrations, Takaro Park, Oamaru, November 1918		Nov 1918	Peace celebrations, Takaro Park, Oamaru, November 1918.
Peace celebrations, Thames Street, Oamaru, November 1918		Nov 1918	Peace celebrations, Thames Street, Oamaru, November 1918
Hakataramea, North Otago		Circa 1915	Terminus Hotel, Hakataramea, and Jimmy Stewart's team c. 1915.. (This image is a South Canterbury scene, but is filed in the North Otago category for convenience.)
Hampden View		1930-1939	Hampden about 1930 taken by Mr Sprogue then owner of the top shop and on sale with other views Hampden. Taken from over by Craig's mill - now Paterson's.
Blacksmith Shop and Printing shop		1874 Circa 1970s	"Old blacksmith shop [at left] and small printing shop", Hampden, c. 1970s. The Hampden smithy was built for John Douglass about 1874. The building was demolished on 24 April, 1974.
Joyce, JP Lieutenant Colonel			The occasion of Lieutenant Col J P Joyce's presentation of DCM for service, WW1."
Tom Cairns with load of wool at Kurow Railway Station	W J Clarke	Post 1907	Tom Cairns with load of wool at Kurow Railway Station, c. 1900 - possibly after 1907
Kurow Creamery.		1903	Kurow Creamery, 1903. Horse/Milk carts
Kurow race meeting	Chase, F	Circa 1910	People watching the end of a horse race at Kurow.
Building Waikaura Bridge, between Duntroon and Otekaieke	Gilmour, D H	Early 20th Century	The bridge over Waikaura Creek between Duntroon and Otekaieke under construction in the early 1900's. Men with three teams of horses on the bridge and on the road behind.
Railway in North Otago		Circa 1926 1926-1928	Clayton railcar at Kurow, c. 1926. Matthew Potts (fireman) is standing in the centre. The Clayton railcar service lasted from 1926 to 1928, after which time the train serviced the Invercargill to Bluff line.The Clayton Railcar was replaced by a standard steam train because of the event of the Waitaki Hydo scheme and an increase in passenger numbers.
Kurow - first railcar		1926-1928	Clayton railcar at Kurow (inaugural journey?). The Clayton railcar service lasted from 1926 to 1928, after which time the train serviced the Invercargill to Bluff line.
Ure family arriving at Kurow with wool from Morven Hills Station	Chase F J & Co	1900	Five bullock teams with loaded wool carts at Kurow. Cart drivers, members of the Ure family, standing beside carts, dog at the side of the road.
New Zealand & Australian Land Company Limited Station Managers		1890s?	New Zealand and Australian Land Co. Ltd. Station Managers.
Country Football Team		1922	The first country team to play Town on the Showgrounds at Oamaru in July, 1922 From Left to right: (Standing) J. Sloan (selector, Tokarahi), T. Meenan (selector, Ngapara), A.C. Sutton (wing 3/4, Kurow), M. McNally (centre 3/4, Windsor), C.E. Laurenson (hooker, Tokarahi. Mr. Slater (president, Ngapara) J.G. Laird (lock, Tokarahi), Mr. Cairney (secretary, Duntroon), D. McCulloch (side support, Ngapara), R. Warwick (back row, Kurow). Bottom Row Kneeling: G. Dalton (wing forward, Ngapara)/ Seated: W.B. McCone (back row, Tokarahi), V. Fraser (side support, Kurow), K. McDonald (half back, captain, Tokarahi), D. Sutherland (first five-eight, Duntroon), J. R. McCullock (second 5/8, Ngapara), and, kneeling S.S. Smith (wing 3/4, Kurow)."

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